Navratri, which literally translates to – the festival of 9 nights of which 3 days each devoted to worship of Ma Durga (the Goddess of Valor), Ma Lakshmi (the Goddess of Wealth) and Ma Saraswati (the Goddess of Knowledge). Different cultures across India celebrate this festival differently, but the essence of all these celebrations are the same. Feasting, fasting & visiting various Durga or Lakshmi temples during these 9 days of Navratri are of important significance to Hindu (Indian) culture.
Parihara.com offers you the unique opportunity to perform pujas in famous Lakshmi & Durga & Saraswati temples in India.



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The Durga Saptashati, also known as Devi Mahatmyam, is a sacred text extracted from the Markandeya Purana. The Saptashati is considered as a powerful antidote to various ills such graha doshas, evil forces, enmity, poverty etc. This powerful text will be recited by a qualified Vedic priest followed by suitable offerings and pooja at a Durga temple and the prasadam will be shipped to you.

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Lakshmi Puja is an important ritual during Diwali/Deepavali.Through the puja we are inviting Goddess Lakshmi to our house and our lives. In some communities, even the broom is worshipped on the Lakshmi Puja day. This symbolically represents the need for cleanliness. Parihara.com organizes special pujas in all famous Lakshmi & Shakthi temples for you to participate or register online. Learn More

PUJA SERVICE AT THIS TEMPLE IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR THE TIME BEING. We are working on this and we will try to resume this service soon. Learn More

PUJA SERVICE AT THIS TEMPLE IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR THE TIME BEING. We are working on this and we will try to resume this service soon. Learn More

Do you feel that you or your house is being haunted? Have you observed any paranormal activity which is disturbing your life? Do you suspect that someone is trying black magic or other dark arts against you? Then, protect yourself with these powerful yantras.

The Yanthras listed here are meant for warding off evil spirits, goblins, ghosts and other entities. Some of them are Shaiva yantras and are suitable for followers of the Shaiva tradition (worshippers of Shiva) while some are specific to Vaishnavas.

Yantras are sacred amulets prepared as per scriptural injunctions given in the Tantra texts. They are then worshipped and energised in a temple for a minimum of 15 days with the chanting of the appropriate mantra associated with that yantra and its presiding deity. Some Yantras are placed in the home or office at the altar and worshipped regularly. Yantras drawn on thin plate can be folded or embedded in a silver or gold locket to be worn on the neck or tied on the arm with a sacred thread of specified colour such as red, yellow or black etc. Order this Yantra and free yourself from the fear of diseases.

Note: The Yantra shown in the picture here is only a suggestive image. The actual yantra may vary in appearance, colour and size and is made according to our astrologer's instructions.

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Learn Sanskrit Slokas, Indian Mythology & essentials of Personality development through interactive Live Web conferencing with our expert Culture Coach Shri.Pramod Kumar M. It is specially designed for Age Group: 10 - 18 with flexible time slots (minimum of 2 classes per week). Separate packages are available for Beginners as well as Advanced level learners... REQUEST A FREE DEMO class - click here

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Offer worship to the Divine Mother Vadivudaiamman and receive her divine grace in abundance. The Thyagarajaswami–Vadivudaiamman temple located 10kms from Chennai in Tiruvotriyur is an ancient temple with a rich history of association with great spiritual leaders like Adi Sankara and rulers like Mandhata of Ayodhya.

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Thilakeswara Temple, popularly known as Navagraha Temple is located at Devipattinam, a coastal village 70 kilometers from Rameswaram. Shiva here is worshipped as Thilakeswara and the Goddess is known as Soundaryanayaki. Worship at this ancient and holy shrine of the Navagrahas and receive their divine grace in abundance.

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